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12 individuals in Thane face charges for electricity theft amounting to Rs 12 lakh, following MSEDCL inspections. Case filed under the Electricity Act. Investigation continues.

Thane: 12 Charged in Rs 12 Lakh Power Theft

Charges filed against 12 in Thane for electricity theft worth Rs 12 lakh. MSEDCL discovered illegal tapping from power lines in Kongaon, Bhiwandi. Investigation ongoing.

12 individuals in Thane face charges for electricity theft amounting to Rs 12 lakh

In Thane, 12 individuals face charges for stealing electricity worth over Rs 12 lakh, discovered during inspections by MSEDCL. The theft happened over two years. The investigation continues with no arrests yet.

Police in Maharashtra's Thane district have filed charges against 12 individuals for allegedly pilfering power worth over Rs 12 lakh. The authorities uncovered this illegal activity following inspections conducted by the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) in the Kongaon area of Bhiwandi.
On Saturday, MSEDCL officials discovered that numerous consumers had tampered with power supply lines. It was found that several individuals had bypassed their electricity meters, illegally drawing power directly from the main wires attached to electric poles, according to an official from the Shanti Nagar police station.
The estimated value of the stolen electricity amounts to Rs 12.21 lakh, with the alleged theft occurring over a two-year period from October 2022 to December 2024. This revelation has prompted the registration of a case under the Electricity Act against the 12 accused parties.
Despite the serious nature of the charges, no arrests have been made yet. "The investigation is still ongoing," said a police official. "We are diligently verifying the extent of each individual's involvement as detailed in the complaint."
The incident underscores ongoing efforts by MSEDCL and local law enforcement to curb power theft, a pervasive issue that impacts revenue and service delivery. As investigative work continues, authorities assure that all resources are being deployed to ascertain the full scope of the network involved in this illegal activity.

Police said the accused was previously booked in similar cases in Delhi and Noida.

Man flees with Mahindra Thar after demanding test drive in Noida; arrested

Police said the accused was previously booked in similar cases in Delhi and Noida.

The Noida police on Sunday arrested a man for allegedly fleeing with a Mahindra Thar on the pretext of taking its test drive, officials said.
The incident took place on Saturday in Sector 63, police said, adding that the vehicle has been recovered.
"Accused Mohit Chawla had taken the Mahindra Thar for a test drive on Saturday but did not return after which the plaintiff lodged a complaint against him at the local police station," a police spokesperson said.
"An FIR was lodged under IPC section 379 (theft) and an investigation was launched, leading to the arrest of the accused from Block C of Sector 63 today (Sunday). The Thar was also recovered from his possession," the spokesperson said.
The accused was previously booked in similar cases in Delhi and Noida, police said.

Shoplifters are using TikTok to exchange theft strategies, using codewords like 'borrowing' to avoid detection.

Amid USA's shoplifting epidemic, TikTokers teach techniques to steal

Shoplifters are using TikTok to exchange theft strategies, using codewords like 'borrowing' to avoid detection.

Shoplifters are turning to TikTok to share strategies for stealing from stores and even using codewords like 'borrowing' to evade the platform's filters.
The hashtag 'borrow tip and tricks'&nbsp;has garnered 8.9 billion views on the social media platform and One user, going by the handle 'x_borrowing.tings_x', has been ranking stores based on their ease of theft.
These criminals are sharing tips, such as wearing loose clothing to conceal stolen items, avoiding eye contact with security cameras, and targeting larger businesses that are less likely to take immediate action. Some TikTok users have expressed gratitude for this advice and proudly shared their own successful theft experiences.
Police minister Chris Philp expressed shock that TikTok allowed such posts to remain on its platform and announced plans for an urgent meeting with the company's executives. This alarming content is not limited to TikTok and has surfaced on other social media platforms as well.
To counter this trend, major brands have had to invest substantial sums in expanding their CCTV networks and equipping staff with body cameras.
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The thieves tired themselves out and decided to hide the car in a deserted place and fled the spot. They were eventually caught by the police.

Kanpur: thieves venture out to steal car, realise none of them knows how to drive

The thieves tired themselves out and decided to hide the car in a deserted place and fled the spot. They were eventually caught by the police.

Kanpur police arrested three thieves who planned to steal a Maruti van and even managed to get their hands on the vehicle without any hassle.
But they found themselves in a pickle when they realised none of them knew how to drive the vehicle.
Nevertheless, they didn't give up and decided to push the vehicle. The thieves, out of whom 2 are pursuing graduation while the third is employed, managed to push the vehicle for 10 kilometres.
The thieves tired themselves out and decided to hide the car in a deserted place and fled the spot. They were eventually caught by the police.

Video: Woman succumbs to injuries after falling off rickshaw in theft attempt by 3 men

The CCTV footage from Delhi's Prashant Vihar area shows three men on a scooty snatching the woman's bag.

Video: Woman succumbs to injuries after falling off rickshaw in snatching bid by 3 men

In Delhi's Prashant Vihar area, three men on a two-wheeler tried to snatch a woman's bag.

In a shocking incident in Delhi, a 56-year-old woman died while trying to prevent thieves from stealing her bag.
In the incident in Delhi's Prashant Vihar area, three men on a two-wheeler allegedly tried to snatch the woman's bag.
The victim, who has been identified as Sunita Mittal, was travelling on an e-rickshaw. She was reportedly dragged onto the road while she attempted to save her bag from thieves.
She was hospitalized post the incident but succumbed to the injuries.
Delhi Police took cognizance of the October 26 incident and formed teams to the nab the accused.
As per media reports, a case under murder and robbery/dacoity was lodged.
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Three people have been arrested by the Sri Lankan police as they were trying to sell 40 gold-plated brass sockets stolen from the President's House here after angry demonstrators stormed the iconic building during an unprecedented anti-government pro

Sri Lankan police arrest 3 people while selling items stolen from President’s House

Three people have been arrested by the Sri Lankan police as they were trying to sell 40 gold-plated brass sockets stolen from the President's House here after angry demonstrators stormed the iconic building during an unprecedented anti-government protest over the severe economic crisis in the country.

The arrested suspects, aged 28, 34 and 37, are residents of Obeysekarapura in Rajagiriya. Police said the three were also suspected drug addicts.

Three people have been arrested by the Sri Lankan police as they were trying to sell 40 gold-plated brass sockets stolen from the President's House here after angry demonstrators stormed the iconic building during an unprecedented anti-government protest over the severe economic crisis in the country.
On July 9, anti-government protesters occupied the official residence of former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and the private home of former Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe. The mob also torched the private residence of Wickremesinghe.
Three persons who entered the President's House at Fort on July 9 during protest have been arrested with 40 gold-plated brass sockets that were fixed on the walls to hang window curtains, the online newspaper Daily Mirror reported.
The Welikada police arrested the suspects while attempting to sell the stolen items on Sunday, it said.
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The arrested suspects, aged 28, 34 and 37, are residents of Obeysekarapura in Rajagiriya. Police said the three were also suspected drug addicts.
They will be handed over to the Colombo (North) Criminal Investigation Division, which is handling the investigations of the incidents, the report said.
Based on initial investigations at least 1,000 items of value, including rare artefacts have gone missing from the Presidential Palace as well as the Prime Minister&rsquo;s official residence.
Special investigation teams have been formed to begin a probe, it said, web portal Colombo Page quoted police sources as saying on Saturday.
What is compounding the agony for the investigative officers is that the Sri Lankan Department of Archaeology does not have a detailed record of the antiques and different artefacts at the Presidential Palace, even though it has been gazetted as a place of archaeological importance, the report said.
Newly-elected President Wickremesinghe has said he respects the rights of the protesters to peacefully undertake their demonstrations, but has asserted that he will not allow another government building to be occupied.
Wickremesinghe said he has authorised Sri Lanka&rsquo;s armed forces and the police to take whatever action is necessary to stop people from storming public facilities and obstructing Parliament.
He has said the occupation of government buildings is illegal, warning that legal action would be taken against their occupiers. Protesters set Wickremesinghe&rsquo;s personal residence on fire and occupied his office during the protests.
Sri Lanka has seen months of mass unrest over an economic crisis and many blame the former government led by ousted president Gotabaya Rajapaksa and his family for mishandling the island nation's economy.
Sri Lanka, a country of 22 million people, is under the grip of an unprecedented economic turmoil, the worst in seven decades, leaving millions struggling to buy food, medicine, fuel and other essentials. Sri Lanka&rsquo;s total foreign debt stands at USD 51 billion.

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